Writing at postgraduate level: Editing session (practical)

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Writing at postgraduate Level

In this series of four sessions we’ll be taking an in-depth look at various aspects of writing at postgraduate level. Each session will be 90mins, with 30mins at the end for questions and discussion.

Whilst they have been designed as a set of sessions, with each building on from the previous, the individual sessions have been designed to be standalone – which means that you can attend the whole series or just those that particularly speak to you.

Workshop 5: Editing session (practical)

This is an optional practical editing session where you’ll have the opportunity to put what you’ve taken from the morning’s session into practice by sharing your own writing with others and both getting and giving feedback

The other workshops in the series are:
Workshop 1: Why writing at postgraduate level is hard
Workshop 2: The University’s criterion ‘clearly written’ – what this means
Workshop 3: Reader empathy. It’s not just about the writing – it’s writing for your reader
Workshop 4: The true secret to clarity: multi-level editing

All PhD students and postdocs, all levels, all disciplines.
Further details regarding eligibility criteria are [http://www.training.cam.ac.uk/gdp/info/eligibility available here.

To benefit from this session, it is preferable that you have attended the morning session: Workshop 4: The true secret to clarity: multi-level editing

This course will facilitated via Zoom, please ensure you have access.

Number of sessions: 1

Online participative workshop (Zoom).

One 2 hour session.